Compare Accessibility Enabler AW vs EnableAll

Accessibility Enabler AW is a Shopify accessibility widget built by HikeOrders, an app developer based in Bangalore, India, first launched on the Shopify App Store in July 2018. It adds a customer-facing overlay toolbar that lets shoppers adjust things like text size, contrast, and navigation — the same broad category as accessiBe's accessWidget or UserWay's widget, but at a lower price point and smaller scale.

EnableAll takes a different approach. Its Code-Fix technology is a front-end injection that runs automatically on every page load, repairing accessibility-relevant markup — ARIA attributes, image alt text, form labels, skip links, and heading structure — for every visitor, whether or not they open a toolbar. An optional Assist-Bar adds a further 45+ customer-facing WCAG AA and AAA tools on top. EnableAll was also built Shopify-first, and every plan, including the free tier, includes every feature.

Company snapshot

Core approach

Accessibility Enabler AW's own Shopify listing describes it as “an accessibility widget that is optimized for both mobile and desktop users,” offering “30+ accessibility options” once a merchant is on a paid plan. It is a pure overlay: screen-reader adjustments, contrast and font controls, and keyboard-navigation adjustments are applied by a JavaScript widget at render time, without changing the underlying store code.

EnableAll's Code-Fix is also a front-end injection, but it works differently: instead of adding a toolbar the visitor has to open, it repairs accessibility-relevant markup automatically on every page load, for every visitor. The optional Assist-Bar sits alongside Code-Fix for merchants who also want a visible, customer-facing toolbar — it's not the only mechanism doing the compliance work, as it is for an overlay-only tool.

Pricing comparison

Both apps offer a free plan, but the two free tiers are built very differently. Accessibility Enabler AW's free plan has unlimited page views, but restricts merchants to 5 accessibility features plus a “Free Version Banner” displayed in the toolbar. EnableAll's free Starter plan is capped at 1,000 sessions/month, but includes all 45+ Assist-Bar and Code-Fix features with no functionality held back — the constraint is traffic volume, not feature access.

Accessibility Enabler AW pricing

Free — unlimited page views/month, 5 accessibility features, free-version banner shown in toolbar.

Brand New Store — $12/month, up to 30,000 page views/month, 30+ features, certificate, 105 languages, 3-day free trial.

Small Store — $36/month, up to 100,000 page views/month, same 30+ feature set as Brand New Store.

Growing Store — $72/month, up to 200,000 page views/month, same 30+ feature set.

All three paid tiers unlock the identical 30+ feature set — the only difference between them is the page-view allowance, and stores are auto-charged if they exceed their plan's limit.

EnableAll pricing

Starter — free, up to 1,000 sessions/month, all 45+ Assist-Bar and Code-Fix features included.

Growth — $49/month, up to 25,000 sessions/month, adds SEO-stored AI alt text, a customizable Assist-Bar, multi-site management, and dashboards.

Scale — $149/month, up to 100,000 sessions/month, adds a dedicated case manager, manual testing, and priority support.

Advanced — $399/month, up to 300,000 sessions/month, adds annual manual testing, custom fixes, and dedicated support.

Enterprise — custom pricing beyond 300,000 sessions/month, with a dedicated account manager and on-demand expert testing.

At the lowest tier, Accessibility Enabler AW is cheaper in absolute dollar terms ($12 vs $49/month). What that comparison misses is feature scope: EnableAll's entry-level paid plan adds SEO-stored AI alt text and multi-site management on top of a free tier that already includes every Code-Fix and Assist-Bar feature, whereas Accessibility Enabler AW's free tier deliberately withholds 25 of its 30+ features until a merchant pays. EnableAll also bases plans on 12-month average sessions rather than the current month's traffic, so a seasonal spike in page views doesn't automatically push a store into a higher bracket or trigger an unexpected auto-charge — a billing pattern that a merchant using Accessibility Enabler AW flagged directly in a public Shopify review (see Pros & cons below).

Feature comparison

Note on accessibility profiles: Accessibility Enabler AW, like several overlay tools, offers preset “disability profiles” that auto-enable a bundle of features for a selected condition. On accessibility-expert advice, EnableAll has chosen not to build this feature, on the basis that disability needs vary too widely within any one category for a one-size-fits-all preset to be reliably useful — EnableAll is instead reviewing alternative filtering options.

WCAG and compliance

Accessibility Enabler AW's Shopify listing references ADA, EAA, AODA, and WCAG compliance types, and its paid plans include an accessibility certificate and statement. As a pure overlay, its compliance contribution is limited to what can be adjusted at render time in the browser — it does not fix underlying code-level issues such as missing ARIA attributes or broken semantic structure at the source.

EnableAll supports WCAG 2.1 and 2.2 across ADA, EAA, DDA, AODA and BFSG requirements, combining AA-level Code-Fix repairs with AAA-level Assist-Bar tools, backed by an Auto-Audit scanner and — from the Scale plan up — manual testing by an accessibility specialist. As with any accessibility tool, no automated solution, EnableAll included, can guarantee full WCAG compliance; EnableAll is explicit about this and positions Auto-Audit and its manual testing tiers as the mechanism for catching what automation alone can't.

Pros and cons

Accessibility Enabler AW

Low headline entry price ($12/month) and an unlimited-page-view free plan.

Simple, self-serve setup with support, privacy policy and documentation hosted directly by HikeOrders.

Strong review average (4.8/5 across 69 reviews) with several reviews praising responsive support.

Free tier limits merchants to 5 features plus a visible “free version” banner in the toolbar — most compliance-relevant tools require a paid plan.

Overlay-only: no automatic front-end fixes, no AI alt text, and no manual testing or litigation support.

At least one public review (LUNA Sandals, July 2024) describes billing/auto-charge failures and support requiring a video call to resolve — HikeOrders responded publicly and disputed the “glitchy” characterization while confirming the video-call escalation process.

EnableAll

Every feature — Code-Fix and Assist-Bar — included on every plan, including the free Starter tier.

AI-generated alt text stored to the Shopify CMS for an SEO benefit, uncapped on all paid plans.

Manual expert testing, VPATs, and a dedicated case manager available from the Scale plan up.

12-month average session billing avoids surprise upgrades from seasonal traffic spikes.

Built Shopify-first and does not yet support platforms beyond Shopify (custom/headless implementations available for enterprise projects).

Newer to the Shopify App Store than Accessibility Enabler AW, with a smaller cumulative review base to date.

Who each is best for

Accessibility Enabler AW suits a very small store that wants a cheap, simple overlay widget and doesn't need automatic front-end fixes, AI alt text, or expert support — and that is comfortable with most useful features sitting behind a paid plan.

EnableAll suits Shopify merchants who want fixes applied automatically at the front end rather than an overlay a visitor has to open, need AI alt text that also supports SEO, and want a path from a genuinely full-featured free plan through to enterprise-grade manual testing and litigation support — without features being rationed by price tier.

Switching from Accessibility Enabler AW to EnableAll

Install EnableAll from the Shopify App Store and start the 14-day free trial — no credit card required.

EnableAll's Code-Fix begins applying front-end fixes automatically, without any theme changes.

Configure the optional Assist-Bar (branding, position, languages) if you want a visible customer-facing toolbar.

Uninstall Accessibility Enabler AW once EnableAll is verified and live to avoid running two overlay/toolbar widgets at once.

On the free Starter plan, all 45+ features are active immediately — there's no separate “paid feature unlock” step.